gtees.samp.dp: St Andrews golf tee data

In DistanceDevelopment/WiSP: Wildlife Simulation Package (wisp)

Description

The data in eg1.data are data from a survey of 250 clusters of golf tees in grass, conducted by 3 rd and 4th year statistics students at the University of St Andrews. golf.samp is a sample object of class sample.dp and contains the following items:

• "population"Sample information for the observed population; includes exposure, groupsize and types. NOTE: the group location and transect location data in this object have not yet been formatted for a wisp object. Plots of group and transect locations will produce rubbish. This will be rectified in due course.

• "design"Design information including the number of transects and survey effort

• "detected.observer1"An array the jth element of which is a 1 if the first observer saw the jth distinct animal and 0 if they did not.

• "detected.observer2"An array the jth element of which is a 1 if the second observer saw the jth distinct animal and 0 if they did not.

• "distance"Perpendicular distances from the observer to the detected animals.

• "transect"Index showing from which transects the animals were detected

• parentsInformation that is required by WiSP - you can ignore it.

• createdInformation that is required by WiSP - you can ignore it.

• seedInformation that is required by WiSP - you can ignore it.

Usage

data(golf.samp.dp)

Format

An R sample object of class 'sample.dp'

Source

Statistics honours class, University of St Andrews

References

Borchers, D.L., Buckland, S.T. and Zucchini, W. 2002. Estimating animal abundance: closed populations. Springer. London. 314pp.

DistanceDevelopment/WiSP documentation built on Sept. 18, 2020, 2:55 p.m.